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Peanut Butter Wolf’s 999 Multiple Venues - Southern California 9/1/09 - 9/9/09 *** Now that we are nearing the end of another decade, the nineties seems like a much more idyllic period, especially for the Millenial Generation that grew up on its wackiness, excesses and optimism. Hip-hop music was fresh and healthy, barring the regrettable West Coast/East Coast feud. The U.S. didn’t yet suffer the incompetencies of a malignant administration, and as far as general impressions went, America w

Kurt Cobain must have had a dream. Chris Cornell must have somehow shared the same vision. Eddie Vedder seems to have dipped into the vision as well. It was the early nineties and music had been in a state of disarray. The eighties, known as the “me generation” had ushered in the era of yuppies. The eighties was not a good decade for music. In the early part of the decade, the music buying public’s standards dropped to the point that anything and everything that was recorded by anybo